Illinois Car / Permit Practice Test 9

1.What does a downward-pointing triangle sign colored red and white tell you to do?
Come to a complete halt and wait for a green lightGive the right of way and slow or stop if neededPrepare for a sharp curveDo not enter the roadway
2.A pedestrian using a white cane or guide dog is entitled to what?
The right of way, the same as any other pedestrianNo special considerationThe right of way only at signalsThe right of way only in crosswalks
3.How should you treat a funeral procession you encounter on the road?
Yield the right of way and do not cut into the line of vehiclesMerge into the procession to keep traffic flowingPass every vehicle quickly on the rightForce your way through to claim the right of way
4.If your vehicle starts to skid, the correct steering response is to do what?
Steer away from the skidSteer in the same direction the rear is slidingTurn the wheel sharply the opposite wayKeep the wheel perfectly straight and brake hard
5.A red sign shaped like an eight-sided octagon requires a driver to do what?
Make a full stop before the limit line or intersectionSlow down and merge to the rightYield to pedestrians but keep rollingWatch for a school crossing ahead
6.How much of a traffic lane is a motorcyclist entitled to use?
Only the right halfThe full width of the laneOnly the center stripHalf a lane shared with a car
7.Parking is not permitted within how many feet of the closest rail at a railroad crossing?
15 feet50 feet20 feet100 feet
8.Seeing a 'Wrong Way' sign on a ramp tells a driver what?
The vehicle is heading against the legal flow of trafficA detour begins aheadTwo-way traffic is startingThe road narrows ahead
9.The striped (hatched) area next to an accessible parking space may be used how?
For motorcycle parkingFor short stops with flashersFor nothing—it may not be parked in, even with a disability placardFor any vehicle after hours
10.Unless posted differently, the default speed limit in a city or town is what?
20 mph30 mph45 mph55 mph